There are actually two correct answers in this question.
The first correct answer is A - The college has an endowment of more than $187 million.
The second correct answer is C - One hundred and thirty-two people lined up to buy the tickets.
The reasons I chose two answers is that the rules for writing large numbers are complex and not everyone agrees with the same rules. The one rule that everyone agrees with is the rule that the writer needs to be consistent in the way he spells out numbers in a sentence.
What is the question? You did not write a question
<span>B. The writer can use the ideas of others without having to cite the source.</span>
It might be C, since D isnt related to the topic, B is just one line from it, A is also not really related to the short story.
Im so so sorry if its wrong!
Answer:
the correct option is false.
